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The Hypershell X Series brings end-to-end AI motion control to wearable exoskeletons

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Exoskeletons used to be the stuff of sci-fi movies and futuristic research labs, but are now actual consumer products you can get your hands on. These wearable devices strap onto your body and use motors to help you move with less effort, letting you walk farther, climb easier, and spend longer on your feet without feeling it as much. But they can sometimes be big, bulky, and uncomfortable. But that’s an issue Hypershell is fixing with its latest range.


Hypershell’s latest X series is a three-model range of wearable exoskeletons, headlined by the flagship X Ultra S. The big new addition is HyperIntuition, an AI motion-control system designed to make support feel more natural and responsive during real-world movement. Hypershell calls them the world’s most intuitive consumer exoskeletons available. Here’s what you need to know.


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